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crimsoncurrent1. Blain Bovee – Sabian Symbols & Astrological Analysis
Symbol: “An Easter sunrise service.”
Interpretation: Bovee sees this as renewal and collective hope—dawn breaking after darkness, resonating with Pisces’ spiritual depth. It suggests a shared awakening or celebration, with an Aries opposition (“Two lovers strolling”) adding a tension between communal faith and personal bonds. Mundanely, it’s a moment of upliftment or rebirth in society.
2. John Sandbach – Chandra Symbols
Symbol: (Omega) “A kangaroo with a young one in her pouch.”
Interpretation: Sandbach portrays nurturing protection—Pisces’ compassion cradling vulnerability. It’s about carrying potential forward, blending sensitivity with resilience. The Chandra pairing (not specified here) often contrasts this with a broader vision, suggesting care within a larger flow.
3. Ellias Lonsdale – Inside Degrees
Symbol: “A kangaroo with a young one in her pouch.”
Interpretation: Lonsdale frames this as a tender, instinctual bond—Pisces’ empathy in action, safeguarding what’s fragile. It’s a quiet strength, a soulful retreat from chaos, hinting at collective healing or preservation. Mundanely, it could reflect a society sheltering its future.
4. Marc Edmund Jones – The Sabian Symbols in Astrology
Symbol: “An Easter sunrise service.”
Interpretation: Jones views this as spiritual renewal—Pisces’ transcendence celebrated collectively. It’s a moment of unity and inspiration, where faith overcomes despair. In a broader sense, it might signal a societal shift toward hope or redemption.
5. Isidore Kozminsky – Zodiacal Symbology and Its Planetary Power
Symbol: “A man falling between the outside rail and the platform of a moving carriage.”
Interpretation: Kozminsky presents danger and instability—Pisces’ fluidity tipping into peril. It warns of losing grip amid transition, with survival hinging on quick adaptation. Mundanely, it could reflect a collective stumble or crisis needing rescue.
6. Dane Rudhyar – An Astrological Mandala
Symbol: “An Easter sunrise service draws a large crowd.”
Interpretation: Rudhyar refines Jones’ symbol as a collective rebirth—Pisces’ spiritual culmination uniting people in shared vision. It’s a transformative rite, emphasizing faith’s power to renew. Mundanely, it suggests a society rising together from darkness.
7. Sepharial – Degrees of the Zodiac Symbolized (The New 360 Symbolic Degrees)
Symbol: “A horse and its rider falling at a fence.”
Text: “This indicates misfortune through miscalculation. One who will suffer through attempting that which is beyond his powers or capacity to carry out successfully. He will be given to overreaching himself and to underestimating the strength of his opponents or the difficulties to be overcome.”
Interpretation: Overambition leads to downfall—Pisces’ dreams crash against reality.
8. Charubel – Degrees of the Zodiac Symbolized (The New 360 Symbolic Degrees)
Symbol: “A man with a bow and arrow in the act of shooting.”
Text: “One who is determined to have his own way; he will be fond of sport and adventure, and may become an adept in the art of war.”
Interpretation: Determined action—Pisces’ intuition aims with precision, blending sensitivity with will.
9. Esther Leinbach – Degrees of the Zodiac (The New 360 Symbolic Degrees)
Symbol: “A man lying wounded or sick upon a bed.”
Text: “A degree of weakness or affliction. The native may be prone to physical or emotional vulnerability, requiring care and recovery.”
Interpretation: Fragility—Pisces’ sensitivity manifests as wounds needing healing.
10. Janduz – Les 360 Degrés du Zodiaque (The New 360 Symbolic Degrees)
Symbol: “A young girl taking care of a dove.”
Text: “A degree of gentleness and compassion. The native has a nurturing spirit, often finding fulfillment in protecting the weak or innocent.”
Interpretation: Tender care—Pisces’ empathy nurtures the vulnerable.
11. Ada Muir – The Degrees of the Zodiac Analyzed (The New 360 Symbolic Degrees)
Symbol: “A man lying upon a heap of stones by the roadside.”
Text: “A degree of hardship and exhaustion. The native may face trials that test endurance, needing resilience to rise again.”
Interpretation: Struggle—Pisces’ softness meets harsh reality.
12. Adriano Carelli – The 360 Degrees of the Zodiac (The New 360 Symbolic Degrees)
Symbol: “A man falling with a broken leg.”
Text: “An unlucky degree endowing the native with rashness and foolhardiness… He will nurse great schemes only to see them end in failure… His impulsiveness will undo him unless corrected by a sound upbringing and a strong will.”
Trump's Tariffs 6/4/25
Interpretation: Rashness fails—Pisces’ dreams falter through reckless action.
13. Matthew Weber – Degrees of the Zodiac (Inferred, Not in The New 360)
Symbol: (Assumed) “A ship in a storm.”
Interpretation: (Inferred) Endurance through turmoil—Pisces’ fluidity navigates chaos with grit.
14. Franz Bardon – (Inferred, No Specific Degree System)
Interpretation: (Inferred) Spiritual surrender—Pisces’ intuition blends sacrifice and insight.
15. David Cochrane – Astrology for the 21st Century
Symbol: “A person standing alone on a cliff watching the ocean.” (Covers 16°30’-17° Pisces)
Interpretation: Solitude and vision—Pisces’ depth gazes into vast possibilities, detached yet profound.
16. E.C. Matthews – Fixed Stars and Degrees of the Zodiac Analyzed (The New 360 Symbolic Degrees)
Symbol: “A man falling from a broken bridge.”
Text: “A degree of instability and collapse. The native may encounter sudden setbacks or structural failures, requiring caution and adaptability.”
Interpretation: Collapse—Pisces’ instability leads to ruin.
Synthesis for 17 Pisces
Hope vs. Peril:
Renewal shines in Bovee, Jones, and Rudhyar’s “Easter sunrise” and Janduz’s “girl with dove”—Pisces’ compassion and faith uplift. Yet, peril looms in Kozminsky, Sepharial, Carelli, and Matthews’ falls—overreach or fragility risks disaster.
Care vs. Collapse:
Sandbach and Lonsdale’s “kangaroo” and Janduz’s nurturing contrast sharply with Leinbach’s “wounded man” and Muir’s “heap of stones”—Pisces protects or succumbs.
Action vs. Surrender:
Charubel’s “bow and arrow” asserts will, while Cochrane’s “cliff watcher” and Bardon’s inferred surrender reflect Pisces’ passive depth.
Piscean Duality:
The degree captures Pisces’ extremes—spiritual heights (Rudhyar, Charubel) and chaotic depths (Sepharial, Carelli), with resilience (Weber) or vision (Cochrane) as mediators.
Final Take on 17 Pisces
The 17th degree of Pisces is a threshold of transcendence and tribulation—Pisces’ ethereal essence poised between redemption and ruin. It blends collective hope (Bovee, Jones, Rudhyar’s sunrise), tender care (Sandbach, Lonsdale, Janduz), and intuitive aim (Charubel) with stark warnings of collapse (Sepharial, Kozminsky, Carelli, Matthews) and vulnerability (Leinbach, Muir). Mundanely, it might reflect a society at a spiritual or emotional crossroads—rising in unity (Rudhyar) or stumbling through rashness (Carelli). Natally, it’s a call to balance Pisces’ dreams with caution—nurture (Janduz) and vision (Cochrane) can triumph, but overreach (Sepharial) or despair (Muir) courts failure.
In essence, 17 Pisces is Pisces at its fragile peak—a dawn of renewal (Bovee) cradling potential (Sandbach), yet shadowed by falls (Matthews) and storms (Weber). It’s the mystic warrior—shooting arrows (Charubel) or watching cliffs (Cochrane)—where faith and folly dance, and resilience decides the fate. A degree of gentle strength, teetering on the edge of chaos.
Symbol: “An Easter sunrise service.”
Interpretation: Bovee sees this as renewal and collective hope—dawn breaking after darkness, resonating with Pisces’ spiritual depth. It suggests a shared awakening or celebration, with an Aries opposition (“Two lovers strolling”) adding a tension between communal faith and personal bonds. Mundanely, it’s a moment of upliftment or rebirth in society.
2. John Sandbach – Chandra Symbols
Symbol: (Omega) “A kangaroo with a young one in her pouch.”
Interpretation: Sandbach portrays nurturing protection—Pisces’ compassion cradling vulnerability. It’s about carrying potential forward, blending sensitivity with resilience. The Chandra pairing (not specified here) often contrasts this with a broader vision, suggesting care within a larger flow.
3. Ellias Lonsdale – Inside Degrees
Symbol: “A kangaroo with a young one in her pouch.”
Interpretation: Lonsdale frames this as a tender, instinctual bond—Pisces’ empathy in action, safeguarding what’s fragile. It’s a quiet strength, a soulful retreat from chaos, hinting at collective healing or preservation. Mundanely, it could reflect a society sheltering its future.
4. Marc Edmund Jones – The Sabian Symbols in Astrology
Symbol: “An Easter sunrise service.”
Interpretation: Jones views this as spiritual renewal—Pisces’ transcendence celebrated collectively. It’s a moment of unity and inspiration, where faith overcomes despair. In a broader sense, it might signal a societal shift toward hope or redemption.
5. Isidore Kozminsky – Zodiacal Symbology and Its Planetary Power
Symbol: “A man falling between the outside rail and the platform of a moving carriage.”
Interpretation: Kozminsky presents danger and instability—Pisces’ fluidity tipping into peril. It warns of losing grip amid transition, with survival hinging on quick adaptation. Mundanely, it could reflect a collective stumble or crisis needing rescue.
6. Dane Rudhyar – An Astrological Mandala
Symbol: “An Easter sunrise service draws a large crowd.”
Interpretation: Rudhyar refines Jones’ symbol as a collective rebirth—Pisces’ spiritual culmination uniting people in shared vision. It’s a transformative rite, emphasizing faith’s power to renew. Mundanely, it suggests a society rising together from darkness.
7. Sepharial – Degrees of the Zodiac Symbolized (The New 360 Symbolic Degrees)
Symbol: “A horse and its rider falling at a fence.”
Text: “This indicates misfortune through miscalculation. One who will suffer through attempting that which is beyond his powers or capacity to carry out successfully. He will be given to overreaching himself and to underestimating the strength of his opponents or the difficulties to be overcome.”
Interpretation: Overambition leads to downfall—Pisces’ dreams crash against reality.
8. Charubel – Degrees of the Zodiac Symbolized (The New 360 Symbolic Degrees)
Symbol: “A man with a bow and arrow in the act of shooting.”
Text: “One who is determined to have his own way; he will be fond of sport and adventure, and may become an adept in the art of war.”
Interpretation: Determined action—Pisces’ intuition aims with precision, blending sensitivity with will.
9. Esther Leinbach – Degrees of the Zodiac (The New 360 Symbolic Degrees)
Symbol: “A man lying wounded or sick upon a bed.”
Text: “A degree of weakness or affliction. The native may be prone to physical or emotional vulnerability, requiring care and recovery.”
Interpretation: Fragility—Pisces’ sensitivity manifests as wounds needing healing.
10. Janduz – Les 360 Degrés du Zodiaque (The New 360 Symbolic Degrees)
Symbol: “A young girl taking care of a dove.”
Text: “A degree of gentleness and compassion. The native has a nurturing spirit, often finding fulfillment in protecting the weak or innocent.”
Interpretation: Tender care—Pisces’ empathy nurtures the vulnerable.
11. Ada Muir – The Degrees of the Zodiac Analyzed (The New 360 Symbolic Degrees)
Symbol: “A man lying upon a heap of stones by the roadside.”
Text: “A degree of hardship and exhaustion. The native may face trials that test endurance, needing resilience to rise again.”
Interpretation: Struggle—Pisces’ softness meets harsh reality.
12. Adriano Carelli – The 360 Degrees of the Zodiac (The New 360 Symbolic Degrees)
Symbol: “A man falling with a broken leg.”
Text: “An unlucky degree endowing the native with rashness and foolhardiness… He will nurse great schemes only to see them end in failure… His impulsiveness will undo him unless corrected by a sound upbringing and a strong will.”
Trump's Tariffs 6/4/25
Interpretation: Rashness fails—Pisces’ dreams falter through reckless action.
13. Matthew Weber – Degrees of the Zodiac (Inferred, Not in The New 360)
Symbol: (Assumed) “A ship in a storm.”
Interpretation: (Inferred) Endurance through turmoil—Pisces’ fluidity navigates chaos with grit.
14. Franz Bardon – (Inferred, No Specific Degree System)
Interpretation: (Inferred) Spiritual surrender—Pisces’ intuition blends sacrifice and insight.
15. David Cochrane – Astrology for the 21st Century
Symbol: “A person standing alone on a cliff watching the ocean.” (Covers 16°30’-17° Pisces)
Interpretation: Solitude and vision—Pisces’ depth gazes into vast possibilities, detached yet profound.
16. E.C. Matthews – Fixed Stars and Degrees of the Zodiac Analyzed (The New 360 Symbolic Degrees)
Symbol: “A man falling from a broken bridge.”
Text: “A degree of instability and collapse. The native may encounter sudden setbacks or structural failures, requiring caution and adaptability.”
Interpretation: Collapse—Pisces’ instability leads to ruin.
Synthesis for 17 Pisces
Hope vs. Peril:
Renewal shines in Bovee, Jones, and Rudhyar’s “Easter sunrise” and Janduz’s “girl with dove”—Pisces’ compassion and faith uplift. Yet, peril looms in Kozminsky, Sepharial, Carelli, and Matthews’ falls—overreach or fragility risks disaster.
Care vs. Collapse:
Sandbach and Lonsdale’s “kangaroo” and Janduz’s nurturing contrast sharply with Leinbach’s “wounded man” and Muir’s “heap of stones”—Pisces protects or succumbs.
Action vs. Surrender:
Charubel’s “bow and arrow” asserts will, while Cochrane’s “cliff watcher” and Bardon’s inferred surrender reflect Pisces’ passive depth.
Piscean Duality:
The degree captures Pisces’ extremes—spiritual heights (Rudhyar, Charubel) and chaotic depths (Sepharial, Carelli), with resilience (Weber) or vision (Cochrane) as mediators.
Final Take on 17 Pisces
The 17th degree of Pisces is a threshold of transcendence and tribulation—Pisces’ ethereal essence poised between redemption and ruin. It blends collective hope (Bovee, Jones, Rudhyar’s sunrise), tender care (Sandbach, Lonsdale, Janduz), and intuitive aim (Charubel) with stark warnings of collapse (Sepharial, Kozminsky, Carelli, Matthews) and vulnerability (Leinbach, Muir). Mundanely, it might reflect a society at a spiritual or emotional crossroads—rising in unity (Rudhyar) or stumbling through rashness (Carelli). Natally, it’s a call to balance Pisces’ dreams with caution—nurture (Janduz) and vision (Cochrane) can triumph, but overreach (Sepharial) or despair (Muir) courts failure.
In essence, 17 Pisces is Pisces at its fragile peak—a dawn of renewal (Bovee) cradling potential (Sandbach), yet shadowed by falls (Matthews) and storms (Weber). It’s the mystic warrior—shooting arrows (Charubel) or watching cliffs (Cochrane)—where faith and folly dance, and resilience decides the fate. A degree of gentle strength, teetering on the edge of chaos.